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... of the realm yefterday s among whom were Sir Richard Grofvenor, by tbe title of Lord Grofvenor of Eaton, in Chefhirc ; Sir Thomas Robinfon, Lord Grantham 1 Sir Na- thaniel Curzon, Lord Scarfdale ; tbe Hon. George Dodding- ton, Led Melcombe-Regis ; the ...
... immediate interpolition of our m -y with the court France, in favour of unfortunate Britifh fubje&s. *Tis faid that Sir Charles Hardy is fent for from his country houfe, in order to take upon him the command of a iquadron which is to put to fea diredtly. The ...
... alfo fold by Mr. Thomas Thorpe, Woollen Draper in Sherborne ; Mr. John Barber, Grocer in ley ; Mr. Birkbeck and Mrs. Hargrove, in Settle; Mr. Grocer, and Mr. cliffe, Linen Draper in Halifax ; Mr. John Brooke, in Hudd(rsfeld; Mr. Thomas. Wilkinfon, in Ripponden ...
... expert his Royal Highneft will fail from thence with his Majefty's (hips Magnanimous and Effex, to join Admiral Sir Charles Hardy off Breft. 44 At Spithead Admiral Holbourne and hislloyal Highneft the Duke of York, with 16 fail of men war. Fxtrafl of a ...
... with his fquadron. He was met tn thd channel the Union war, and efcaped being feen the fleet under the command Sir Charles Hardy A Gentleman of Dedhatn, in EfTex; has had an information laid againft him for having eleven brace of partridges in his pofTeflion ...
... General Townlhend, Thomas Crtes, *ranc»s Hoiburne Thomas Fraokland, Vice Admirals of the White. Lord Harry Sir Charles Hardy, K»t. Harry Eiq; £arl of Northefk, homas Broderick, Efq; Sir Charles Saunders. Vice Admirals of the Blue. Thomas Pye, Eiq; Francis ...
... 52 ; 32 ; Emeraude, 28; La Fo.le, 24;' Opale, 24; Galatee, 24; Terpfichore, 24 ; Tygre, 24; Zephire, 24 ; Guirlande, feo ; Hardie, 20 j Mignonne, 20 ; Efcarboucle, 16 14; Epreuve, 14; and Sardoigne, 14 guns. Peflroyed. Aquilon, 48; Atalante, 36 j Felioite' ...
... other Convenience!. Enquire of Mr. Thomas AJamfon, Carpenter. THOMAS KENT, TALLOW-CHANDLER and SOAP-BOILER, in Kirkgate, ?? Lr. edf. s, HAVING given over Bufinefs, has lett his Shop, and fold hit Urenfils in Trade to Thomas Hopnvood, late of Aheif'ord, Chandler ...
... or otherwife, as jball he thought moft convenient. By tbe Court, THOMAS PLACE, Clerk of tbe Peace for the faid Riding. To be SOLD, , By the Assignees ofthe Eftate and Effecls of Thomas , Wigglefworth, and Richard Watkinfon, Bankrupts, on Thurfiday the ...
... and pafture Lan,-, with eood Common-Right on Ecclefall Common, and Coal in the Premiffes, now in the Pu Hi flion of Tbomai Hardy* and Tbomai Hopkinfon, who will in the mean Time lhew the ; 'Premifles.— — For Particulars enquire of Mr. Nicbolat Smith, Attornry ...
... nnd paftuie Land, with go«.u Com: Kight on Ecclefall Common, and Coul in the Premifl -, 1 » ■• tl.-p Poffeflion of Thomai Hardy, and flrcinai hr/liiifin, ?? . *.• ?? Jn the mean Time fliew the Fi unities. 1-or I'aiticul.us enquire of Mr. Nicholas Smith ...
... eft, in the Evening of the lirft of Offober Inf. from Thomas Hall, Deputy Keeper of the Houfe of Correfficn at Wakefield, for the Weft - Riding of Yorkjhire, THOMAS WILLIAMSON, and SAMUEL SLATER. THOMAS WILLIAMSON, had on when he made his Efc-jpe, a grey ...